What size am I? I thought I was a 32DDD or 34DD. But my surgeon thinks I’m a D cup? (Photo)

Cup sizes are not exact and can vary by bra manufacturer. From the submitted photos and your stated goals you appear to be a better candidate for a small reduction with a lift. You can consider auto augmentation as well which uses your own tissue to give more upper pole fullness. This is different than fat grafting. I've included a video that I hope you find helpful.

Hello, thank you for your photos and question. The only thing that is important to the insurance is the grams that can be removed. This number is already figured out by your insurance co and you have to meet those goals or that number based off your height, weight and BMI. These numbers will give a BSA score and your insurance will decide if its covered off that. The surgeon can give his recommendations on what he or she can safely remove, but remember you want them to only remove what they feel is safe at the time as you don't want lose of blood supply to the nipple with removing to much just to reach an insurance goal.

Hello. I agree with colleagues above. You would most benefit from lifting and mild reduction which suits your silhouette. Happy to answer any questions. Thanks